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Tax. of the estimated Value of 104,0001. by Sir AM ES BRANSCOMII and Co. at their Lucky Offices, i, Holborn, 37 , Cornhill, and 3S, Hay. marker. 'N:B. The Lottery will be Drawn 26th April. • Present Price.—TicKet 7 19 o Half - - £4 4 0.; Eighth - - ,Cr 2 o Quarter - - 1 3 I Sixteenth - o Schemes gratis it each of the above pllicea, and all 0 alas by Post duly attended to. To-morrow will be published, irHE WORLD.---A COMEDY, in Five Ads. As now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Larie. By JAMES4(ENNY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, PattMoll - ter-row. Of whom may be ilia, by the same Author, z. Ella Rosenhurgh ; a Melo Drame. 2. Raising the Wind ; a Farce. 3. Matrimony ; a Musical Afterpiece. 4. False Alarms ;'au Opera. NA)'Y•OFFICB, 'TINTS PRESENT EVENING, April 18, 1808, 4 will be performed THE WORLD. • I , The Charadess by • . Mr. ELLIsToN, Mr. BANNISTER, ' • Mr WitOUGHTO.N, Mr. MATIIEWS, sir. PALM E it, Mr. D E CAM ii Mr. RUSSELL, i . • Mrs JORDAN, Mrs. I.4).WELL, '. Miss B.OYCE. The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. DE CAMP,. .„ And the Lpilo A ue 6y Mr. ELLISTUN. • • . • wt - rtr ' Mr. oPIE'ls LECTURES ON PAINTING. a TEKELI ; Or, THE SI Et ilt (!.1 , MONTGATZ. ' — " tioNoAatAws. Count Tt 4 iteli, Mr. SI UDONS ; %Volt (his fitend), Mr. DOWTON; It/eXina (the ileioine of Montsatz), Mrs. POW.E Lt.. . ALIST/I!ANS• Count CAME! (the General), A , lr. PU crsIAN ; Edmund (Ins Captain), Mr. um t. Li. Nt.) ; Conrail one Malter); Mr EY liii ; . .:. • ; Chilbtiq, Ivms. BLAND. • Boxes 6s. Smoot' price 3s.—Pit.3s. o,.i.•Second Price 23.-:' Celiery as. !iv:old -Price 'is. z-U pi* Gallury' is.: Second Price 6d.— N o Mu:ie).tolie ret timed. ' .., ' 'Places for thiliOses to be Niko of Mt.. Spring. At the ',10x,: Office, Ituaseli- street. • •••::' ! .." • The Dtxusetta.be opened at' Hall'past Fite, anu begin at Hall' past Six. . ... To-morrow, the new Comedy orrte World ; with Thrt )dayor of Garratt. On Wednesday will be produce (for the first time) a'neW Crand Ballet of .k ion. called caractacus ; in - which Mr. D'Egville, from the Opera-House, will make his first ap. pearance these twelve years. . . THEATRE RO-VA,L, COVENT-GARDEN. . TO -MORROW EVENING, .April igi 1808, will be performed THE MOUNTAINEERS. • ,Odayiag, Mr. KF.MBLE. ; Sadi, Mr. - BLANCH/tit() ; ' • , • Zoraida, 'diss N 0 Itero N'l . , • Floranthe,. Miss smi-ra, . . After which, a tiew Grand !hitless:pie M4lo:llrania;ealled lIONIVACIO AND B lIIDGETI ; Or, The Knight of the Hermitage ; or, ,h: ' Tut . - ret ; or, The Spectre of the North-1...at ...allay! • Sir Hildebrand (Knight of the Fiennitage), Mr. Si MPNS ; Bonifacio (his Nephew), Mr. Foignardo (Lieutenant of Banditti), Mr. TAI" 1.0 It ; And the Baron Saeripandos (a reputed Wiizard, and Captain. . of Banditti), Mr: IARLEY ; • ,•• tibet (Mistress of tionifacin)', Mrs. LISTON ; Bliclgetina (Wile of Bonitacio), Mrs. 41BBS ; Village Lasses, the Misses ADAMS. • coxes 6s. Second Price 35 7. —Pit 35. SeContl Price 2S. .P.A.;allety 2s. Second Price, is. pper rvallery' Is. Second Price 6d. No Money` to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken' of Mi. Brandon, at the Box-olfiee, in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at Halt-paat Film, and begin at 11 - 1311-past Six. Or. IVednesday, The Man of the World with the Pan tomime of Mother Goose. Beaumont and Fletcher's Play of Bond= has been some time in preparation. • BRITISH •CALLERY, - PALL.JyIALL. t ralS GALLERY; for the Exhibition, and et the . NVORK.S of BRITISH A . is noisy OPENED to the PubliC., end will continuo open eVeri.- Day -From Tett in the Forennan till five in the Atternoon. • Admittance One Shrilling; Cat:Aloguo Six-pence. By Order, • • VALENTINE GREEN, A.R.A. Keeper. • 'SOCIETY FIR TILE ENCOURA(GEMENT, ARTS, MANUFACTURES,.OI!) COMMERCE. . rrHE- ANNIVERSARY DINNER .of the soctErV. will be '144 at thi - CrOWn "and Anchor "Tavern in the Strand, can NV HON Y, the 27th of April, when the honourof your ( outpany,.and 'such friends es you may choose Sr, intrAute, is reqUestal. •• In order to ascertlin the number to be provided for, yoti ire desired to send tar Tickets on at-before Saturday, the 23d Of April, to the Society's house, or to the Crown and An chor, where they may be bad at Fifteen Shillings each, which includes the whole exliet,ce • Hie Gracete Duke ot.r , Vs 12 FOLK, President, in the Chair: scswnctos., 'Simon Barrow, Esq. , Major. Gen. Murray, M.P. Thomas Dish, Jun. Esq.. C E."Reknolds, Esq. Anthony Canton , r.sti. Nathaniel' Robarts, hsq. Thomas c aitskelli Esq. Altr•rma 1 Scholey... Nathaniel Kent, Esq., 1 john Trotter, jun.. Esq. William Lumley; Esq. I (relirge Woodtall; Esq. By Order, • ctiAl t i.es TAYLOR, M.D. Sec. ••.N.B. The Dinner to he on 'Table at Vive o'clock, and no gollection matte. . GOVERNESSES RECOMMENDED. LEICF.STER.PLACE, LEICESTER.SQUARE. I\AR. 'WATLEN, Composer of the • very e.gle ivi. beatett BATTLE of 'MA FALGAR, and inany other trell known Pieces, from the connedion he .has formed, particularly in recommending and selling above 800 Sancti within these last few years to the Nobility, Gentry • t Merchants, and Tradesmen, Of whom he has - often . been so. 'kited to recommend Governesses, informs them, that he has mow opened a Book for that purpose, and for One Guinea re commends as above. Letters (post paid) will be paid attention to.—Ladies wanting Situations will please to apply from Eleven to Four o'clock only. T the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court; •11vvo. 434, in the Strand, the greatest Bargains are now selling ; tonsisting of Men's brown Cotton for . Poop, at only is. 6d. par pair, worth ze6d. ; Women's stout Cotton Is. 6d. worth 25. 6d. 1 fine 2s. 9rti extra super 3s. nd. worth gs. ; stout black and white Sint 6s. .3d. with faced clucks 75. 6d.1; extra goad los. 6d. A variety of Patent Angola Huse, war ranted-not to shrink, from U. od. to the best quality ; stout worsted is. 3d. ; .fine as: ; superfine 35. 6d. ; Silk. Mitts 2s. 6d. ; a curious Articl e, in square Net Mitts ; also La. dies' new.invented L ace Sicevey calculated to give cane and !legume ; Men's Cotton Drawers 3s. 6d. with every othet Article in the Hosiery Line that can possibly be made, up to the very best quality, wholesale and for exportation.— tockings made to any Pattern. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP , BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Igattrashes, anti Bedding complete,..tre very rowed fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the Most portable and superior to an y others ma de in London; Marqures, Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and, Patent Blass-screw Bedsteads, for East and We=t Indies , and all Foreign Climates, at M(IRGAN anti SANDERS'* Patent Bedstead M anufaciory - and Ware- R ooms, Nos. r 6 and 17, CAtherine-street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining 'tables, allowed to be the most complete anti F levant het tit Tables ever yet invented, arc very Ortsible, picking in a tint but ten inches deep. • N• B. The Fashionable Sofa - Bon and COir.iicd Wttitt heU4e. TO BE DRAWN IN GUILDHALL, tpril 26, 1808. Cl* LOTTERY of • FREEHOLD HOUSES, dischatged of Land-Tax, of the estimated Value of 104;000l. The Scheme contains At ANS,OOO. 4:2503.10 I• . 7, 00 0 . 7,000 4 - - - - 6 .000 • - 2 4 ,000 7• - . • 4,313 . 2COOO 6 . - 3,0 0) . 18,000 I • • • 2, 0 0 0 • • 2,000 a 4,000 TICKETS and MARES are on sale at Messrs. HA. ZA RO, litlliNE;• and Co.'s Otfl.:e, 93, Royal Exchange, London. Present Price - - Tteket ,C 7 19 Half - - - ‘.C4 4 0f EiAtith - 2 • quarter - 23 o SiXtectith - etc Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Schemes gratis. CI[RAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES. discharged of LAND-TAX. £t04,00• Value in Capital Prtzes. T . .venty Thousatid Tickets. to be Drawn in Guildhall, April t6th. LIST of CAPITAL PRIZES, with the Valueofeach. Grand Hotel, No. 9, Skituier-street, - - 25,r00 No. z. 4, Skinner-street . • - 7. 00 9 No. 43, Ditto , . - .i. 6,000 No 4s, Ditto - • - - 6,000 No.,s, Pickett-viva; . • - - , COOO . No. 7. Pitt° . - . 6,000 Na. 17, Sicinner-str,:et - - - 4,000 No. 21, Data - - - - ' 4,000 No. 41, Ditto - - - ' 4, 000 No. 8, D,itto - - - - 4,Q No. 4, Vino - - - 4,000 No. to, Pickett-strret I- - , f- 4.000 • Nu: 11; Ditto . 4.000 No. IS, Aimler-street , , - 3,000 No.. West Sae of Snow-11111 . 3,000 42. Skinner-stmct - 3, 0 0 0 N. 48, pitto • - • 3,t00 No. 41; Ditto • 3,000 No. 4, Pickett-street • 3. 00 w Skinitur,btreet • • a 000 • Nlak•ng together the Suin of t 04,0001. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the Lottery is driwn, the Property will•be very considerabl; in. reaod in value. 0t - ters have been made troth various pctsons to purchase severa. 01 . the lion,tea at the plice they_are estimated at, and it is proposed that those Prizes which are divided :nth small shares shall be sold, and the Produce paid to the Shareholders ac. , cording:tOtheir respective Shares. • Present Price : Ticket ,C 7 19 o Half . - - X 4 4 o - 2 o • Warier Z 3 o I Sixteenth - ac t o Tickets and Shares are selling at all the 01fiCC6. This Day was published, in Bvo. price Is. NERVATIONS on =RUMMY, being a republication of Dr. f ames DotigLis's A p pendi x to his ll.story of the -Lateral Operation tot the Stone, and of the ether original Papers relative to Mr. Cheseldcn's invert , lion anii improvement of that Operation. To which is :Acted, a Proposal for a New Manner of Cut. Um; for the Stone. ', • By lOHN THOMPSON, M.D. One of the Stergvins of the Royal Infirmary. Professor of Surgeryto the Royal CwileKe of Surgeons; also Regius Professor of Military Surgery in the University of Edw.. burgh. • • Printed tofLgtigman, H , st, Rees. and Urine , Patel - nos. ter-row. London. and W. Blackwood. Edinburgh. AIONTUCCI's ITALIAN EXTRACTS. Titis'Day were published, price ys. In hatirds, TTALIAN :EXTRACTS; or, a SUPPLEMENT J. toSALIGN4NI's LIiCTURES . :, consisting at an ex telisivoSelvelion froth the best Classic a Id Modern Italian Anthill; preceded by a copious Vocabulary, with familiar Phrases and Dialogues; with Notes, kc. Uy A. MONTUCCI. Samara, LL.D. " In compiling this Volume Dr. Moritucci has rendered a coniiderable service to the Italian Student." Vide Eclectic Review, Dec. 1806. We walk the contents of this nook valuable, and should rdc. inmend it to those advanced in Italian LittfittU;t." Lite rary Panorama, (an. Igo. London : Printtxl for T. 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And tit.s Dictionary basics bven compieteil Sitice every other, it demands a ;mien:ll4e, as COO. taming all t tateiit I inpruxementa and Dis‘ovcris in every bland;.' of i)tintoi fur I<lLllard Phillips, No. 6, Blidg,e-street, Black triars ; an.l tv tw. !Int.( 411 Itookstllers, NeWiltiCD. and edict L 44014 its 13Oulitl iii LIM thiitad Kiagdosn. Preparing for the Press. to be publisfied by Subscriplt6n. piSERIES of LECTURES on PAINTING, di-livered at the Royal Academy of Arts, and at the Royal Institution, in the years 1806 ..nd ISo7, By the late JOHN 01 2 1 E, Esq. • Professor of Painting in the Royal Academy. The Ledures will be handsomely printed in ',wart°, ac. comNnied with a Metzotinto Engraving, by Reynolds, froma Portrait of the Author painted by himself. The price to Subscribers, One Guinea. Sub.criptions are received by Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Piuerausttr-row, and Hookhain and Ebers, Bond. street. This Day was puhliehed. price as. 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Saul ; a Poem : in two parts ; by the same. Elegant. ly printed i4l quarto, price 18s. in boards. This Day was published, Price js. 6d. the Swami Edition. corrected and considerably enlarged, with Translations, in an Appendix, of the French Passa g es quoted in the course of 'the Work, of IVIEMOIR 013 the NATIONA.L DEFENCE. _By I._ F,1111(Clit - Captain in thc Royal Engineers. Dedicated, by permission, to Locd Cathcart. The Author treats of the Probability of Invasion, of thc Nature of the present Militia and Volunteer Systems,.of the Means of Recruiting and Reintbrcing the Ite4utar Army, and of th e Expediency and Necessity of establishing some Fortified Positions in Great Britain. Printed for 1. Stockdale, Piccadilly. THE REV. MR. RA PATENT ANTIBILI. UUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. B uc h an. J. tuthor of the Domestic. 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They are the most valuable flintily Medicine hitherto offered to the Public,. and the Proprietor is supported by the most respedable evidence of the first characters 'of the Nobility and othert, that they hoe never been administered to any person without giving. certain and speedy relief, and in the en&completing a Curt. This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages: The Right Hun. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Str J ohn Honeywrxxl, Bort. M.P. for Honitan. Sir tephen Lushingten, start. M.P. for Pettyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. Names Atnyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. icholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. fur Ilertlord. ,Edmund Recital, E.sq.'New-street. Spring Gardens. Thomas liainrneraley, Esq. Pali-14112. . Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of:' Canterbury . - The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M.P. fur Wenlock. 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A Awn: o/ the Tender may he seen at ibis Office No Tender will be received after Twelve o'clock on tbe•i?ei , 7'reaty, nor any noticed unit's: the Party or an Agent for hitt; attend:. PICTUALLING.OFFICF, Matrb 2s, aoll. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VIC7'UALI.I.:VO Bit maicays iN'aty ITS hereby give Ntace, That on triday,the ad of April next, Moult/be ready to ieceiVe Tend(' t In . toriting sealed tip),:viel treat kr Fit.? Hundred Tart of P BRPOOL, or crane-grained Cli Li t Sl-11RW'SA . LT, 'or Salt . of equal goodness, and for Eight Hxydred 7'ons,of, CII E5l-11RE , BAY SALT of the largest grain, or Salt of evial goodness (of which the Persons who make the Tender: are to pradm.e Sump/es); to Ge delivered into His Majesty's Pitinalling Stores at Dept.. ford, one. half Gy the 3tst of 7uly next,' and the rintaisteli r ly the loth of September following,' free of all charge and risk to I.l'it Majesty, except that the Contracnr u;rl be all "wed Two Shit:l,l4 and Eleven Pence per Ton far Porterage of the S..lt from tt..e Wharf to the Stores; and to be paid for ly 11111. r, p.gyable, with Interest, Ninety day: after date. ,The Condition: of the Contrafts rricy be seen at the Secretary's Office, at ibis O f fice, of by applyibg to, the Collectors ( . 2./ th e Salt Didier at Liverpool, and at Mia'illetvich, in'acthire, tively. No regard will be had to anj Tender in which the Pr Ire shall not be inierted In words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Pilday the 22d of April next, nor nnless the Person who makes the. Tender, or some person on his ,6 ebaU. attends, to an rtver, when collet! for. TO NOULI:MhN AND GENTLEMEN. WANTED to invest several very considerable sums in Annuities. Noblemen and Gentlemen de.. sirous of granting Annuities, redeemable al pleasure, will be treated with on the most honourable Ternis, and the Pur. chases completed without delay. The Funds of the Advcr. tiz.er nearly preclude the possibility of di b appointment, whatever the extent of the Negotiation. Apply personally, from Eleven tiV Four, or.brlctier, w' Mr. Berton, No. ro, Leicester-place, I..ticeSter-stitiate. DISEASES OF THE . I.J . RIrIII-IRA, AND CEIZTAIt•F', COMPLAIN'T'S. A. S sole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated Me -13 dicated Bougies and Remedies, Mt , 0 Ulf 0U It informs the Public, that he may, as 'Usual,, he di . gonsWtcd from Nina to Three, at his iiousy, No. 54, f rit . treet,'Solto, nn cases .L 4. StrittUres, Obstruaions,, Gleets„, , 41re. ittfcs as wcit i i k as Conon - tut:4, Debility, and every DistsFaer wheilt secrecy it so essentially requisite, „that every Patill4 is Int roduceiLita a scpvate apartment. Mr. 1). has for astdy seats, confined himself to that dep.utment of Surgery, all truin'extentit* praaice, and the most flattering success, be is enabkil to otter a method of cure, mild, efficactons; fikitiiring no con. tinement or restraint in Diet, and which prevents a relaps.. , . Persons in the country stating ' , their cases fully, in a Letter;.! enclosing a 11. or a al. note, wilt have proper remedies sciit to the amount. • For the various symptoms, &c. see, - just published: the Sixth Edition, price ss. 6d. A Treati►e on tin: tbnve•Coni... plaints. To be tad at the Author's . llouse, 'the only Mace where his Bougie& are sold. N I o s . o ,, THOMAS Y L h a y, NenV Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Eclinbufgh; March iR, t4lot. BEG leavc to iufortn you, that ever sh 1 ice 40 y co 1790, I have heele ended with the LuesVene rea; which, from .its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the Faculty nere 'and undergoing several severe courses of S3livatioil, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of hit year my disorder had got to 511C11 a head, et neatly to put a - period to my existence - -I hail a lar4e ulcer on the ,crown• of my head ? one on 'each arm, and my legs were broke out its a frightful mariner ; my righ t was dread , fully painful, and had been in a statC of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it. was very mush discoloured, and gai t ... me such excruti at• ing pain, particularly when warm in. -bed, 'as nearly terde prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was reeorn, mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great e cure .by thcm here), to take your .Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th of May ;. its the coorse of a.fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit T in little more than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed—soon after,' the sores on my legs, healed also ; leaving, however, consuierable discolouration se . skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the 4104- • sing of Cod, :nal a little longer perseverance in your lova, hirable Mislicine, subsided ; ' the nodes, dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the noeturnal pains geadilally going ad. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me cheine, •pettedly tree from all my runner corn Claims have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am &b -ourne jolly and fat, in which state navingcontinued mane nuniths to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant as, a loss in what terms to express'iny gratitude; but beg you, for the good of other suttering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible,. as I shall on every occasion in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sib. your _grateful, obedient, :very litibible servant, - ALEX, MURK:EX. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Core : lout" Thomason, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and 101114 M'INTOSH, Old Asse i nhly-Cl ose , Edi n b urgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole, Proprietor, • , Timm as T4Y Loa, Member of the Royal Col iege of. Stir. goons, at his HOu.se, No. 9. New lindge-street, London ; where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-see years, in a pradice particularly directed to the .cuts Venereal Complaints elitist:lose incidental. to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which oleo of his profession should always observe iii such cases, flatters himself, the advaoaand assistance be, gratuitoo,,ly administers to persons taking this Mtxlictne, will be esteemed, by a' discerning Public, as an adsantago soh Man attainable and void of all ambignity. Also sold, by his: appointment, tor the convenience t•t those livingat a distance, at the Perfunier`a, No. 35, st. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oa ord-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, 'Fisit-sateet-hili Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No, i, Union-Tow, Little Tower. hill • Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edi n b urg h ; Mr. ,Nlac. oald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dante -street, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town in ,Great lintairvand Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gd, each, sealed up with toil and plain diree'vns. whereby persons of either sex may curtetiternselfes with ease, sliced, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box SUM in Gratliritain. is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of, the Commissioners „Ls prin te d, at t h e stun t ) office-4 , 'T. Tutor, No. 9, fee:, bridge-street," --to imitate which is Felony, and 41 ( alte rs wed t;oiatretteita.